Speedway Orion JV
Speedway Orion JV appealed the denial of its claim for additional costs due to alleged government delays in a construction contract. The Board denied the appeal, concluding that Speedway did not establish entitlement to the claimed damages.
Material Facts
- On June 6, 2019, the Naval Facilities Engineering Systems Command awarded Speedway Contract No. N62473-19-D-1221, an IDIQ construction contract.
- The Contract stated that the actual amount of work and the time of performance would be determined by the Contracting Officer.
- On September 13, 2021, NAVFAC issued Speedway Delivery Order No. N62473-21-F-5336 for multiple office renovations.
- The Task Order provided that all work would be in accordance with specific documents and had a maximum amount of $947,777.
- Speedway submitted a notice of delay on January 19, 2022, stating it was unable to advance the project due to limited access to work areas.
- By letter dated April 28, 2022, Speedway informed the government that it had completed the project work and submitted a Time Impact Analysis identifying project delays.
- The government confirmed acceptance of the project on April 29, 2022, and denied Speedway’s claim for additional costs on May 17, 2022.
- Speedway submitted a certified claim on June 30, 2022, alleging entitlement to additional costs totaling $19,099.
Parties
- Appellant
- Speedway Orion JV
- Respondent Agency
- Navy
- Contract Number
- N62473-19-D-1221
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